Adventure
Archive8 million fewer visitors in 2013
Minnesota farmer constructs 50-foot snowman
Solar-powered UAVs could provide Internet service almost anywhere
Yosemite animals are insatiable
What really gets Olympic silver medalist Gus Kenworthy fired up? His GoPro. From sweet tail grabs to massive crashes, Gus Kenworthy and his beloved GoPro are pretty inseparable. Watch from his own perspective as he makes his way down Red Bull’s Megaslope, the biggest, baddest slopestyle course ever created.
White House demonstration draws fire
Mandatory cleanup begins in April
Magnus Manson is on his way to becoming one of Canada’s premier downhill mountain bike racers. Still in high school, he’s created a unique schedule that allows him to train and ride as much as possible during the week. As Magnus explains, who whouldn’t want to ride bikes for…
Rumbling tankers, military ops, oil and gas exploration—the ocean's turning into a noisy mosh pit and it's having a devastating effect on precious marine habitat
Ferreira, Hartmark win U.S. titles
Shot on a RED Epic, RAW is a web based series by Nimbus Independent containing ski footage from their “After the Sky Falls” project. …
Questions investigator's ethics
In the second installment of the Unfiltered Skiing series, Jacob Wester heads to British Columbia to team up with Tanner Hall and Simon Ericson for 30 days of snowmobiling and ski-touring around Revelstoke.
Portland, OR is known for its abundance of massive trees, and this is the story of some of the adventure-loving arborists who care for those trees. Get to know Jim Meyers and his team at Hedgehog Tree Care In this profile film from Juliet Zulu. …
Pro snowboarder Jeremy Jones has to be able to completely trust his gear. In this behind the scenes piece from Teton Gravity Research, Jones shows us what he carried with him on a recent trip to Alaska. …
Killed 10 people since December
Kainos is a short film collaboration between underwater photographer Sarah Lee and visual effects artist and director Jeff Dotson. With stunning underwater cinematography, the film portrays the beauty of human interaction with the uncontrollable forces of nature.
Iditarod champion Martin Buser is part of an elite club of just six people with four or more Iditarod victories. Only about 700 people have ever completed the race, and only 20 have won. Get to know the four-time champ in this profile piece from Alaska Dispatch.
Legendary dog musher DeeDee Jonrowe has raced in 31 Iditarods – one of which took place just three weeks after she completed chemotherapy for breast cancer. Alaska Dispatch profiled her for their “Voices from the Last Frontier” series. …
The 41-year-old Iditarod remains a true test of mushing skills and the strength of a dog team. Meet the men and women set to conquer the course.
Two-time Iditarod runner up Aliy Zirkle is one of the top dog mushers in the world, and one of the best women in her sport. Get to know Aliy and her team in this profile piece from Alaska Dispatch’s “Voices from the Last Frontier” series. …
Pro rider Dean Tennant stars in one of the best mountain biking videos out there. There’s plenty of big hits, sizeable gaps and, of course, a ton of speed in this video from Mind Spark Cinema.
In the second installment of the Bigfoot Country series, Trevor Gordon has a close encounter with the mythical Bigfoot himself, and finds more adventure in the heart of Cascadia’s Bigfoot Country. A series by Jeremy Koreski, Erin Feinblatt and Ian Durkin. …
Stubble-impaired men pay thousands for transplants
Could help save Earth from deadly asteroids
The 2013 Iditarod: Loren Holmes Photography of Alaska Dispatch
Doomsday preppers have been working themselves into a frenzy way (way!) ahead of the Yellowstone supervolcano's next eruption
During a surf film shoot in Portugal last December, Camilla Kemp and filmmaker Sebastian Linda ran into some major storms. Despite the havoc causing weather, the duo got some stunning surf footage, and judging by this video, had a lot of fun.
A beautiful short film about the restorative power of the outdoors. Looking for answers and armed with an old map and wooden canoe, a man sets off on a river adventure in this short from Helio Collective. …
Frustrated with complacent city officials, some bicyclists are painting their own lanes, installing signs, and making mischief intended to send a loud message to motorists: it's time to take cycling safety way more seriously.
What if your buddy called and said, ‘It was storming over in Japan, can you drop everything and leave tomorrow?’ What would you say? Salomon Freeski TV S7 Ep10 is sure to leave you second guessing your day job.
One of the best trailers we’ve seen in a while. A film about people who love wakeboarding. Coming in April.
When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park after being absent for almost 70 years, their presence had an astounding effect on nearly everything in the park. Writer and Environmentalist George Monbiot explains the impact they had in this video from Sustainable Man. …
Nearly 300 reptile and amphibian species
Drink up before it’s too late.
Controversy amid her DQ at indoor track championships
A friend's drunken offer to chow down at Taco Bell? Irresistible.
Another fantastic installment from Outdoor Research’s Tiny House Tour. In ski areas around the world, there are stories that live in the parking lot: vans, RV’s, buses, and campers host ski bums, families, keeners, and winter road warriors. Winter culture grows the parking lot scene. Pre-powder prep, après celebrations,…
At the second annual Sydney Skinny
More than 17 million expected to ship in 2014
DNA tests determine dog and owner
To Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
First-ever images captured by guide in Himalayas
Voice-sensing abilities similar to humans
Big barrels, autumn light, and a surf board. Summer can’t come soon enough. A film by Ander Mendiguren…
Fifth consecutive year in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Okay, so he's been roped into a "media performance" or two, but fact is, Alex Honnold continues to bag some of the boldest climbs on earth.
Long before the Jamaican bobsled team rose to fame, Puerto Rico’s George Tucker was the first athlete from the Caribbean to compete in the Winter Games.
Every couple of months, 68-year-old Ed Zevely rides into the Colorado high country to camp for weeks at a time—and he does it completely alone. Through thunderstorms, open meadows and treacherous passes, he finds his own patch of serenity. Far from the modern world, it’s a place where the only…
A rare ice bridge between Isle Royale National Park and the mainland offers a lifeline to the island's dwindling wolf pack.
Or are depressed people more likely to own cats?
Will stimulate local commerce, fight smog
Search the web for Dean Reinke and you’ll soon be scrolling through a rap sheet of consumer complaints about how he and his for-profit road-race company, USRA Half Marathon, do business. Is he a fraud who has stayed one step ahead of the law, or an upstanding man who’s been slimed by his enemies?
Reflective spray can prevent car wrecks
Watch James Heim attack huge mountains after setting up camp in the British Columbia backcountry. Even professional skiers get scared when looking down a giant mountain spine—luckily excitement wins out. The latest sneak peak from Red Bull Media House and MSP Film’s Days of My Youth.
Movie tells Louis Zamperini's incredible survival story